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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-12
Supreme COurt-AprII Term.
BEFORE M'CuLLY, ].

bEFOhE NJ GULLY, }.
MONDAY, April 18th.
Mr.. John 7. Dare for the defendants
in the cases of Michiels VS. Hartford In
surance Company; Michiels VS.. Com
mercial Insurance Company, and
Michiels vs. South British Insurance
Company, filed an affidavit asking for a
continuance of the cases until Monday,
April 18th, on the grounds that an i'm
portant witness was required from Maui.
The Court granted the request, and the
cases will come up on the 18th before a
foreign Jury. Neumann, Whiting and
Creighton for plaintiff, Dare and Dole
for defendants.
Rice VS.. Cornwell, assumpsit. Tried
before a foreign jury, who render an
unanimous verdict for plaintiff. Kinney
and Peterson for plaintiff, Paul Neu-
mann for defendant.
AT CHAMBERS-BEFORE JUDD, c. j.
In re. estate Kealoha (k). Petition
for leave to sell real estate Continued
from April 4, 1887. Heard and decision
reserved. Mr.. w. A. Kinney for petit
toner.
In equity, G. w. Ashford VS.. w. S.
Luce. Bill of complaint of obstruction
of passage of light and air through a
window in office of plaintiff. Argument
on demurrer heard and decision re-
served. The plaintiff in person, w. A
Whiting for defendant.
BEFORE PRESTON, J.
In probate, estate of Kahanaauwai.
Petition of Henry Smith, guardian of
Kamanao and Kaponookalani. Ordered
that the guardian have leave to mort
gage certain real estate for payment of
indebtedness of the estate.
In re. bankruptcy of Jacob Lyons.
Claim by Hawaiian Lodge No. q, F. &
A. NJ, for rent. Continued by consent
until Wednesday next at p. m. ]. M.
Monsarrat for petitioner, w. G. Parke,
assignee, for bankrupt estate.
In admiralty, Thos. III. Patterson vs..
bark Kalakaua. Libel of Intervention of
Herman Thyme, the steward, for
1927 6625 net. Heard and claim ordered
to stand over. w. A Kinney for Thyme,
F. M. Hatch for vessel and owners.
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This afternoon at 2 O'Clock there will
be a carol service for the st. Andrews
Sunday School at the Cathedral. After
the service the scholars will march to
the Bishops residence, Nuuanu Valley,
and engage in games. Tea will be
served.
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All Chuck, for assault and battery on
Paahao, was renlanded to the 18th in
slant.
Joaquin de Mello Ceelho was brought
up on remand, charged with assault and
battery on Ignacious.
CIVIL CASES.
Hilea Sugar Company vs. j. Mitchell,
deserving contract service. Ordered to
return
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ROYAL Rrenkfant.

His Majesty the King entertained at
breakfast yesterday morning at Ielani
Palace: H r. III. Princess Poomaike-
lani, Hon. John A. Cummins and Mrs.
Cummins, Captain II. G. Houdlette,
Gu artermaster General Nowlein and
Miss NoWlein.
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Honolulu Almanac ana directory.

The Honolulu Almanac and Directory
for 1887 is now for sale at j. III. Soper's
and A NJ. Hewett's news depots and at
this Office Price 80 cents. 1t contains
complete statistical and general infor-
nation relating to these Islands.
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The Mail.

The mail by the Australia closes at
10 80 o'clock this morning at the Post
Office. A late letter bag until II 80
O'clOo L
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-12

An apple tree at West Chester, Pa,
which documentary evidence shows to
have been planted Ill years ago, is still
in full bearing.
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KAHULUI, Maui, April 8th.

KAHULUI, Maui, April 8th.
The Ferris S. Thompson sailed to-day
for San Francisco, taking Is, JOG bags H.
G. & S. Co. sugar, weighing 1895, 2l6
pounds, and Miss A. H. Newell as pas
senger.
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Special Notice.

A LII PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS or NV
"A kind against the undersigned are berehv
notIfed to present the same, properly attested
20 Geo. Houghtatling at the EBAY Horse" Sa
Ioon, on Hotel street, Honolulu, within six DAYS
from this 9Th day of April, 1887, or they will be
forever barred. va 70
G.. W. HOUGHTAuING
NOnOAuAu' april y, 1897. 575apr15
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Fora Course of Eight Lessons,
Sufficient to get the pupil TO reading and with
Photography, Sc.
For Complete Elementary COUrse'
OF twenty-four lessons, SIS.
For the Reporting Course,
sufficient number Of lessons TO make the pup,
with proper exertion on his part, q prac'ioS'
reporter, SIS; or, reporting lessons may De 'as
en- in courses Of twenty-four lessons TOT go
per course. Three courses, seventy-t"o is'
sons, viii generally suffice.
This instruction may be taken by mail.
For full particulars inquire at the office OF .H''
paper. 64smarlSdS""
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

NIAYD-KRAPP. PIN lake Charles, La on
Thursday evening, December 10Th, 1eoL,
by Rev Jnal T. Dawes, Mr.. Ausns9us ~.
this city.

i 8IAYC)-KRAI1P. I'm lake Charles, La on
/ Thursday evening, December 18TH 1aoai
nv Rev Jnal N Dawes, Mr. Augustus d..
MAYO and Miss Minnie Knapp, both OF
this city.
The marriage Of fhis happy couple
carried our thoughts back to the meet
ing Of the Interstate Agricultural Com
vontion which convened in this city
last February. After the address Of
welcome from Governor S. d. MnEuury
on the part Of the State, Hon. Geo. "a
Wells Of unr city, according to ar,
Tangaments previously made, rose, and
in his usual dignifiea manner delivered
/ a beautiful address Of welcome in be.
half of the city of Lake Charles, clos
ing as follows
"The Creator has already wadded
the West to the South by the strong
tie Of the Mississippi river, and ouI
hearts echo the admonition, "Whom
God hath Joined together let no man
put asnnder." The sovereigns Of En-
rope, with sound Judgment, seek tc
preserve peace and amity between
their respective States by matrimonial
alliances with each other. With O
similar desire TO maintain peace and
friendship with you, we ask you when
yon ratnrn home to come back 10 us
again, and to bring with you, from
what Tennyson calls ''the garden OF
giFls," those falr daughters who fill
your homes with the light and warmth
of tilial love when your frozen fields
are white with snow, and under our
sunny skies let us together cherish
and admire the blended beauty of the
Northern lily and the Southern rose"
In less than twelve months from the
above date, our yonng christian friend,
a, NJ Mayo (Gussie), led to the mar,
riage altar Miss Minnie, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Prof
and Mrs. S. A.Knapp. The Professor
came here about three years ago from
Iowa, principally for his health, but
was so well pleased he invested 10
real estate and became a citizen of the
South. The citizens of Lake Charlie.
are prond of him as one Of our citizens
and are glad Of this tie of love thai
binds him closer 10 us. Gussie Is I
true southeFnor, native of Louisiana
and a yonng man of fine business at
taipmenta. His wife, plain, unassum
ing, yet highly educated and cultivated
The remark of everyone is, 'They ar,
jnst suited"
They atagt in life with fair prospect
and have .our very best wishes for thel
snecess.
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WY OIL HHYg


II We me Is take foF granted ~
utturancee Of 10 Commercial ID true,
in whal il says in lis last Issue under
tho head Of itEhamei Oh, Shame the
people Of calcasieu parrish, and Lake
Charles ii particular, At least large
portion Of them, are a set Of indiyidu-
ais Wllo took no interest in the election
except SO far IS Influenced BY money.
We arc not prepared to deny that h
Irregularities on both sides, crept into
the primary election for delegates.
We have il on good authority that
money was used by Nichols support
ers toinfluenoe the election, and we
have heard Il said that money was
sent into this parish from New Or
leans by the Nichols Campaign Conn
mittee more than once to be placed
where ii would do the most good, al
SO that votes were bought outright by
the roformers Then, assuming that
the charge Of the Commercial is true
that votes were purchased by some Of
MeEnery's friends, why all this TRADE
against the friends Of BIoEnery for do.
ing what the friends Of General Mich
oils have inangurated. We do not
deny that the friends of Governor
McEnery were on the alert 10 prevent
a recurrence of 1884, when the parish.
was carried for AIoEnery but was de-.
frauded ont Of it when the convention
met and sent a Nichols delegation to
Baton Bouge. Why did the Com
aaercial remain silent then? Why did
it not cry out 'sShame I" Oh, Shame %
Why did it not suggest that the gold
en- banner of Democracy he pulled.
down and tnrned over to the men who. !
fought and protested against this
outrage against the Democracy of CAL
easieul so! Consistency, thou art a
Jewell" We letest the use of money
to influence elections not only in one
party but in all parties, let them be
Democrat, Reform or Republican.
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At an open air meeting held in An
nuneiation Square, first ward, in New
Orleans, on Monday night last, General
Francis T. Nichols and a number of
his followers were present and made
speeches to about 800 people. After
the General and several others had ad-
dressed the meeting and failed to get
up any enthusiasm, Col. VIM. Wright,
the Republican United States Com
missioner and ex-Snpervison of Regis
tration under Kellogg, then took the
stump. He said: 81 am here for a
good purpose, not for anything that
would mislead you. ] would not do
that for anything inthe world, laugh
teri. New Orleans needs 8 good gov
eminent, and it is time you bad it.
!, as Republican, am with you in
your choice of Governor Nichols,
You are entitled to see your met
through. If there is bad ballot in
your ballot box on election day, it will
be your fault. Open the box al
the bottom with a knife-bIade and
put in.six Nichols votes, and ] would
not blame yOu, and if / was yaur fath
oer econfessor i would forgive you
4 (Applanse). I have been there" Eel
low+Democrais, it Is high time tina
we pause long enough to reflect, HheI
applause is given to such language a
the above.
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OUTRAGE.

success.
Tim0g.D Democrat.

Rimos;DemOorat.
10nChFistmas eve night, while all
the world was merry and in good hu-
NOR, John Fitzpatrick, Commissioner
of Public improvements, who of late
has been Fouud the third ward con
siderably, went into the Crescent Hall,
followed by a crowd of friends. As
Fitzpatrick and his followers en-,
tered the Crescent Hall bar they
espied Col. Joseph A. Walker,
the proprietor. Fitzpatrick at once
accused Col. Walker of being o Nc,
Emery man, and began. abusing him
in the aeVerest manner.
His crowd formed a circle around
the Colonel while Fitzpatrick confirm.
ed his abusive language and threaten.
ing demonstrations toward Col. Walk
er. He created, together with the
hoWlings of his followers, a most dis
graceful scene, until finally persuaded
by some one to leave.
On their way ont and while in ih,
passagsWay where the oyster and cigal
stands are located, the crowd amuset
themselves by shouting ont and yell
ing for the sight of . McEneEy man
offering $40 . head for that privilege
Col. Walker, when seen yestsrda,
relative TO the matter, stated that b,
had placed the affair 10 the hands q
friends, and that Mr. Fitzpatriok Wpnlt
have TO answer for his unWaranted in
suit Further than this he was not il
a position 70 tall, and conld not ente
Into details.
Later in the evening Il was asoer
tanned that Mr.. Fit9patEiek5s friend
finding that be had committed an ont
rageous and inaxenaabIe assault upol
an unOfendlng gentleman, adEiaei
him that there was only one prope
course for him TO persps and that VA
To make immeaiate and ample amend
to Col. Walker, for the fagrant ani
public insult offered him. This Nj
Fitzpatrick consented N do, and q
companied by fgiepds 10 proceeded I
the Crescent Hall, and there mad
the ameude honQra5le ia this col
pection il might be we'll 70 cali III
Ipublic's attention b Die faet that Fit
patrick i . leader 10 THO new u,
form party, j. seeking the sHffags
Of 4he people Of this city fer it, eand
dates
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HoE. Daniel Manning died last Sat
urday in Albany, New York.
There is probably no man in the
Democratic party held in higher .es'
teen in the eonntry. he was an able
leader, a man Of extraordinary fine
sense. lie was an eminent journalist
and a political leader. He was placed
by President Cleveland at the head .oi
the Nations finances, which be han
died well, showing a high order Of
talent in that direction. His resign
ing this position on account of de
Ginning health deprived the PFesideni
of one Of his best cabinet officers. Th,
country mourns his loss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

"sTRAIaHF DEMooRAr" straightened
himself out in last Saturdays Acadia
Sentinel He devoted nearly tWocol,
umns to something, but It Is hard
matter to say what 1t is. He used up
all the quotations be could end, such
IS the ''Land Of the free and home Of
the braye;" Hehitched Julins Caesar
mp to tTeni, Yidi, yieiap and struol
ont undera full head Eff steam until
be overlook Webster on a bridge, 4
and made him tell what Democracy
was OF course the 'told man" told
him it was Straight Democrat.
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Err Rale.

ono ACRES OF LAND, within two
q ~ and q half miles OF the town @
EdgeTly, Cnlcasieu parish. About hall %
which istimberedla land One hundred RndttTtJ
acres are under q new wire fence for q past
Tre, and 40 acres under cultivation. Thert
are two residences, with good garden spot
q blacksmith shop, al necessary oEthouses
and farming implements ON the place. Soma
so head OF gentle cattle and horses, which
are for sale also. Apply to .s,-
Lake Charles, La, April 30 1ss7.--+tf.
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FNrRaIe.

FTNHAT SPLENDID PROPERTY OF 4. q.
i Does, at Deesp0rt, situated about two miles
from the Cont HOnse, and containing about as
ceres with frontage uf $50 feet on the Galcasieu
river together with an the buildings and improve
nents thereon situated, tO-wit AeneRnds halt:
story dwelling house, with an eight foot hail
on both floors, Lith f0pr rooms down stairs
and fIPee rooms up stairs with both front and
back galleries and iIiouble brick folimneys with
fire place u each room down stairs There ts also
Kitchen and stOFepo0ni; o 1000 gallon Gistern and
wash house, under same cover and all necessary
oHthouses including new chicken house. Ihere
arc also same property three cottage houses
with double brick ohinneys; one st0Tehopse on
the river bank, and a large Office with sleeping
rooms also stable and carriage house. A picket
fence IN good condition snelOses eaoh one toi
the above n&med houses, and there are about 3QO
orange trees on the property.
For further particulars apply to
"A. N. MAYO,
At Southern Real Estate and Investment "A geneg
Oct. n, 1667.--Simos
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~ special correspondence from
Waco, Texas, 70 the z'gaassnap the
writer, "a speaking IF the Waco Lam
ber Company whare sash, blinds md
aQan aremanufactased, Gays this com
papB SGT their lumber from Eastern
Lexas and from the extensive mills Of
Lock, Moore AZ Coa Of Lake CHARLES,
T,a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

THE New York San says ]: At
would be memorable rounding ont
Of the first century Of legislation IN
derthe American Union, for Congress
70 establish one cent letter postage
Throughout the United stases.n TIaie
county would then have the cheapesi
mail rates 10 the world.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

TTYHH HOMESTEAD REBIDENG CO Of the late
DIR. VIM H Kirkman, fronting on Iris stree
,,ssfles,ee md all necessary onthOuses 1ogeliGl
wifi saO Young orange and either trIii fTeeH III.
,lI0llartF "a one uf the most Desirable Easluenos
rfy n iil0dlfB q nnf 4 of the IOuclIy Addition =
Take CHARLIE having frontage on Kirby streel
RI 400 feet Nv q depth Of $40 feet, al under ienet
and al tho improvements new, with p Young VI
eha1fl Of peach, iiga, ETC., coming on
JloT further particulars, apply 70
u ~. I{REhN, or
CASSIUS I0uGHK.
Lake Charles, Ia, Oct. 8, 's7.-.tf
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NOTICE.

o. s. LAND 0BFIcE AT NEW ORLEANS. La,
Deeeniber6 1851
Complaint having been entered of this uiee w
Fred w. NOrihup against francois bannit Tor
moi. compliance with Il. @. laws, q. y. ENTRY
No 1876 dated September IS, 1Ss9, upOn the II OF
Me- and Fl SCI Sec. g. Township 10 s., Range
w Louisiana Meridian, in Oalcasien parish, La,
with view to the cancellation OF SAID entry Ane
saifI parfies Rre Iherehy suTnmuned 10 appear Rt
this Office on Che nth day Of February, 1sSS az a
O'Clock H. 10 respond and furnish testimony con
corning sAid alleged abandonment.
u. AIAAISSIB EAlRIIN,
ss.ss a BaseiyeF
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THE Acadia Sentinel tells rs that in
Caleasieu men from Texas voted for
McEneEg. Yes, and some from Iowa,
Mississippi, Alabama, Missiougi and
several other States. BY the way, We
have just found out how It isfgieud
qhegis has 80 many loU rate excursion
tickets up ''SaIt River ne has 4
tpet FOOT and can't walk.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

A4EoRNRE GeaeFa Garland attn
clings 10 the same cd hat be woEp
when be 4i5st received bis appoint
meat just because the braid op ihs
sbrim il getting 4 little ffiagg seine
AmagL WasAiHgt0aiap steps y the
front and Suggests that ihe hat be
! placed 81 The Istisea iist
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laTES'S TRAINING gEH1li.

THE FALL ETERAI Of EOnr Months OF the
allave school will close on the s3Fi inst. Theirs
will be an examination of all the classes, viii
recttati0ns deCIAmatiaDs Dialogues debates, es
and friends OF the school are expected TO b'
present. =,
THE SPRING TERN, of Six Months vii
open On the first Monday ID dAy--0t ta1uaES
For circulars, terms any special information
appiyftO, JOEL, ". Dawes or
lde5fs-lm. WALTER w. DAWES,
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THERE WAS a terrible explosion Of
gaa Rochester, n. y, last week.
Streets we're literally torn up, several
million dollars worth Of property de-
atroyed, and 4 number of lives Lost.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

IT IS reported from Edorodo, Kan,
thata Iaid npon the Oklahoma district
is being secretly organized. They
say the way to open the Indian Terri
tory to settlement is to open it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

IA PINE tree was recently cut in
Penn, l04 feet long, which turned
ont 6,10l feet Of lumber. This tree
Il beaten BY one in Michigan which
turned out I, 6e7 feet Of lumber
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

ARRAEeElmEEs are nov being made
at the Treasury Department for The
payment on January A, next, Of $s,
sl4,67O interest On United States
bonds and Pacific Railroad bonds.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

Ar the burialof the Anarchists on
The 18th mat, II Chicago, Paul GFot-
kan, Of MilHaakee, made an iuaama-
tory haEangne in which he said !:
Stand firm and beready to revenge
Tic death Of your comradea, for 4 tell
gou their deaths will not be the last
IN ilis CONTEST and stepping down,
b placed one hand npon coffin and
holding the other above Ais head said:
.'swear By stnsse dead bodies That you
will continue the Noskp and two
Thousand men ahpntsa Ne win
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

THE Weimeh (Texaa), Gm5lst says:
''lJnclo Sam has more money 10 biz
bFeeches pocketa.tha be knows what
to do wlth-the first time such a thing
ever happened to any nation
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorised TO announce JOHN i,
DAVIDSON as q eaniliaare for Representa-
five, fgem Caleasieu parish, In the next Leg
islature
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

ARr Dapdegs, b the DalFoit fFds
Press says q haf % nse fer some
poaB Whp gsss drpak n aaa taken
man sop lapg " raaeh point
hese ae peas eavas 81 md oar nap
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

agat iag
ny anpalga aaaus as
b aise ana hasmoaiza he laaoesaiie
a united Wi5l ZEE 5ig
mo a apt nso aags
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-30

"a gentlenan by ihe name II NaFd
has tbe stuffed skin a - animal winch
he killed sometime 400 $ Aacepsian
le@i Anin han Killed
seN FNauN 4a MeHAF
anf rs. 4
Gina an SIC ad 2 ne,os
aas
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FER sale.

TIME EFs and NV, sWi and Y q SIC o.
'{sec. IA n, rs. ROW. This lalla IL lnnislesi
sjeo554 ll7l riier Ir0l West Ialge 0hnTaH and a.
aond grazing and farming land and some Fsfs
iinB pine timber. Apply TO z17-.--
decg3sST. q, w III IAN
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@laeen fOr &c.
Dec. 1851

II IMPORTED AfERINO BUCKS, and $50
% Pure MerinO Ewes, for sale by
HENRY WELSH,
Dec. 16 287.--tf. AT Welsh, la.
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low they stand.

The following table gives result OF
election in parishes that had elected
delegates mp 10 Wednesday, Dec. 9sth,
according to the Times Democrats
ranart
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FoUErEENTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIoT.
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At Southern Real Estate and Investment Agency
Oct. "a, 16s7.-s3mos.